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Cayuse: Legend, Lore, and Benchmark Wines from Walla Walla

It’s no secret that we’ve long adored the wines from Christophe Baron.

This Champenois-turned-Oregonian more or less put The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater on the map. Biodynamic farming. Ancient, rocky river bed. Horse-drawn plough. Tiny production. All result inwines that stop you in your tracks…

If you can actually get your hands on them.

His Walla Walla portfolio now includes Grenache, Syrah, Cabernet, and red blends sourced from Oregon and Washington. Representing the pinnacle of the region’s reds, we’re never surprised when top notch scores are released, just pleased as punch that we continue to be able to offer you these mailing list-mostly gems.

Though mostly associated with Washington state, a quirk in geography means the bottom smidge of this Valley is in Oregon.
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Arterberry Maresh & Tan Fruit Sale (In-Store Pickup Only)


 
Arterberry Maresh Maresh Vineyard Pinot Noir - Maresh Vineyard and Winery
 

If you spend enough time with Oregon wine people, Arterberry Maresh comes up in a very specific way — not as a “hot producer,” but as a kind of reference point. The wines get talked about the way people talk about a great restaurant that never changed its menu because it didn’t need to. There’s a steadiness to them: Dundee Hills fruit handled with a light touch, an instinct for when to intervene and when to step back. The result is Pinot Noir that feels less like it’s been constructed and more like it’s been listened to.

The same sensibility carries into the Tan Fruit bottlings, which quietly solve one of Oregon’s trickiest questions: how to make Chardonnay that isn’t trying to be anything other than itself.

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Produttori del Barbaresco Sale 11-26-25

In This Newsletter:

Produttori del Barbaresco Sale
The Majestic Heights of Prinz



First Class / First Home
 
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Produttori del Barbaresco
 
Produttori del Barbaresco is revered for producing classically-styled Barbaresco and Riservas of uncompromising quality and transparency. You’d be hard-pressed to find such consistent quality and complexity out of such an extensive range of single-vineyard Nebbiolos anywhere else.
 
Oregon was the first state to import the wines, and they’ve been beloved by many for decades. We’ve admired the producer and its director, Aldo Vacca (cousin of the late Renato Vacca of Cantina del Pino), since the shop first opened. We’ve pleased to continue to offer some of Barbaresco’s finest line up. These still offer incredible value for the money, especially on our three-day sale.
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Princely Riesling in Prinz: On Sale Now!


Weingut Prinz

 
On sale now, up to 10% off!

 

 
Perched high above Hallgarten in the Rheingau, Weingut Prinz has become one of Germany’s quiet overachievers—an estate where deep family roots meet crisp, modern energy. Led by Fred Prinz and now joined by his son Florian, the winery blends centuries of history with a laser-focused vision for pure, expressive Riesling.

Their secret weapon? Cool, breezy, high-elevation vineyards on quartzite and slate. This is peak Riesling territory, and Prinz knows how to let the terroir shine. The dry wines are electric—zesty citrus, stony minerality, and that unmistakable Rheingau lift. They’re bright, clean, and dangerously easy to drink.

Best of all, Prinz’s Rieslings often match (or beat) the region’s famous names at much friendlier prices.

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Molitor’s Elite Values on Sale Now! 11-23-25

All Molitor bottlings of Auslese* and Auslese**, all at up to 10% off

 

We’re shifting gears in a way we think you’ll love. After featuring Markus Molitor’s legendary Auslese*** wines—those towering, near-mythic benchmarks of Mosel Riesling—we’re now turning our spotlight to the bottles that may offer the greatest  value in the entire Mosel: Molitor’s Auslese* and Auslese** selections. These wines come from the same vineyards, the same obsessive viticulture, and the same meticulous cellar, but offer a more accessible price point while still delivering extraordinary complexity, purity, and aging potential.

Make no mistake: these are not lesser wines. Molitor’s classification system is unique in Germany—his *, **, and *** designations reflect increasing levels of ripeness, concentration, and selection. While the Auslese*** bottlings represent the most painstaking berry selection and often the richest, most powerful expressions, the * and ** wines strike an irresistible balance of clarity, lift, sweetness, and minerality.

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